Many Historic City News readers have come to expect our regular features, like weekly marriage licenses, divorces and money judgments, and have found a variety of uses for the names and addresses for new businesses opening in St Johns County.
Historic City News has been following the allegations against the former Chief of Police, Richard Hedges, since nine St Augustine Beach Police Officers signed a complaint, spanning about seventy pages in length, iterating more than a dozen charges against Hedges and his assistant chief, Dan DeCoursey.
Historic City News received a copy of the summary report from the criminal investigation of former Chief Richard Hedges by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement; who St Augustine Beach Mayor Gary Snodgrass called, “the preeminent organization in our state to conduct an independent, thorough investigation”.
Historic City News photographer Mark Cubbedge attended last night’s concert of Boston at the St Augustine Amphitheatre; another of many first quality entertainment productions that have begun including St Johns County on their tours.
Local Historic City News reporters have learned that when the City of St Augustine Planning and Zoning Board convenes tomorrow’s regular business meeting, they will hear an appeal from the owners of one Abbott Tract home regarding a staff determination that concerns controversial “short-term rental” of the property.
The information contained in this report is taken from sources deemed reliable; the accuracy and completeness of which Historic City News does not control and cannot guarantee.
The original public records are on file with the St. Johns County Tax Collector and should be consulted before taking any action.
At about 2:17 p.m. today, the Florida Department of Corrections reported to Historic City News in St Augustine that they had located their escaped prisoner, 54 year-old Dean R Adams who has been in and out of prison in Florida on five occasions since June 1978.
St Johns County reported to Historic City News that readers will experience some inconvenience as a popular destination for fishermen and beachgoers receives a series of upgrades following the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
